Sentence examples for array characteristic of from inspiring English sources

The quaternary structure of collagen was characterized using transmission electron microscopy and the quarter-staggered array characteristic of native collagen remained after processing.

The three mammalian Vav proteins, Vav1, Vav2, and Vav3, share a Dbl homology domain for their enzymatic activity as GEFs and contain a common structural array characteristic of proteins involved in signal transduction.

Glass forms when magma (molten rock material) is quenched i.e., cooled so rapidly that the constituent atoms do not have time to arrange themselves into the regular arrays characteristic of minerals.

This microtubule array was characteristic of cytoskeletal behaviour after the breaking of symmetry during cell polarisation.

In a recent study, we reported on the effect of MN array characteristics and application variables on the in vitro transdermal delivery of Rh B encapsulated in PLGA NPs across full thickness MN-treated porcine skin [10].

By these means the side-lobe effects of the array characteristics as well as the Doppler frequency shift and amplitude augmentation of the sources are removed.

These results further demonstrate that use of measurable array characteristics are effective quality markers for printed arrays (judged by their effect on the hybridization data) and serve to validate our array intensity quality control threshold of >5000 RFU/pixel.

As the climate ameliorated further, the forest followed, always according to pattern, with a few pioneers followed by the full array of species characteristic of the forest.

As a result, the bonds will lie in a geometric array that is characteristic of the atom.

In liquids the molecules are more or less in contact, and the short-range attractive forces between them make them cohere; the molecules are moving too fast to settle down into the ordered arrays that are characteristic of solids, but not so fast that they can fly apart.

However, as with earlier laboratory based approaches (e.g. inverse PCR), the multi-copy arrays that are characteristic of many insertion sites contribute to a low signal to noise ratio in the resulting data, which in turn necessitates high coverage.